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Information on EC 3.4.21.B28 - fibroblast activation protein alpha subunit

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The expected taxonomic range for this enzyme is: Tetrapoda
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fibroblast activation protein requires substrates with Pro at P1 and Gly or D-amino acids at P2. Met-alpha2-antiplasmin is cleaved N-terminally at Pro3-Leu4 and Pro12-Asn13 into Asn-alpha2-antiplasmin that is rapidly cross-linked to fibrin and protects it from digestion by plasmin
fibroblast activation protein requires substrates with Pro at P1 and Gly or D-amino acids at P2. Met-alpha2-antiplasmin is cleaved N-terminally at Pro3-Leu4 and Pro12-Asn13 into Asn-alpha2-antiplasmin that is rapidly cross-linked to fibrin and protects it from digestion by plasmin.
Synonyms
fap, fapalpha, fap-alpha, fibroblast activation protein-alpha, antiplasmin-cleaving enzyme, fibroblast activation factor, z-pro-prolinal-insensitive peptidase, more
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fibroblast activation protein requires substrates with Pro at P1 and Gly or D-amino acids at P2. Met-alpha2-antiplasmin is cleaved N-terminally at Pro3-Leu4 and Pro12-Asn13 into Asn-alpha2-antiplasmin that is rapidly cross-linked to fibrin and protects it from digestion by plasmin
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fibroblast activation protein requires substrates with Pro at P1 and Gly or D-amino acids at P2. Met-alpha2-antiplasmin is cleaved N-terminally at Pro3-Leu4 and Pro12-Asn13 into Asn-alpha2-antiplasmin that is rapidly cross-linked to fibrin and protects it from digestion by plasmin.
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